Years active 1994 - present Name Christian Boeving | ||
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Christian Boeving (born June 5, 1969) is an American actor, writer, producer, fitness model, personal trainer, and former bodybuilding supplement spokesperson. He grew up in Missouri, United States and resides in Los Angeles County in Southern California.
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Biography
Boeving was born in Dallas, Texas. One of his best known roles was in the 1999-2000 sports entertainment series Battle Dome playing "The Commander". He has also appeared in several films including the documentary Bigger, Stronger, Faster. Boeving ranks as one of the most photographed male fitness celebrities in the world, as a fitness model appearing on over 450 bodybuilding, health and fitness magazine covers to date, most notably Muscle and Fitness and the October 2000 issue of Playgirl, also working as a health, fitness, and lifestyle freelance writer/columnist.
Boeving went on to guest-star in television shows like V.I.P., Sheena, and Nash Bridges and later garnered roles in major motion pictures such as Batman & Robin and Daredevil and Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven. He carried the lead role (lt. Andrew Peers) in the low budget action film When Eagles Strike (2003), directed by Cirio H. Santiago, and later played Grendel in 2007's charity-film Beowulf: Prince of the Geats, produced in order to benefit the American Cancer Society. Boeving also played Dash Rendar in the yet-to-be released fan film Star Wars: Secrets of the Rebellion.
Most recently, Boeving stars in the soon to be released feature film Zombie Massacre, based on the 1998 video game for the Amiga computer, under the same name. This was a clone of the immensely popular first person shooter Doom on the Amiga. He appeared in Magic Mike XXL, a sequel to the 2012 box-office hit, but his scenes were edited out.
Boeving was highlighted in the well-received documentary "Bigger, Stronger, Faster," where he disclosed his use of anabolic steroids starting at the age of 16. Following the documentary's premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, Boeving experienced professional repercussions when MuscleTech, a bodybuilding supplement company, terminated its sponsorship. The company cited a violation of its policies due to his public discussion of steroid use.
